Triple-digit heat returns to Phoenix today with a sharp climb into the 110s early next week; cooling centers and fire restrictions are in effect.

Cool, cloudy Thursday with a brief midday shower chance; sun returns in time for July 4.

Hot, humid days ahead: highs near 97°F today and heat‑index values near 102°F. City cooling centers are available for relief.

Cool mornings and breezy afternoons today. Mariners should watch Small Craft Advisories through Friday.

Back-to-back outages left Somerville residents without air conditioning during a heat emergency; city libraries, pools and mutual-aid groups scrambled to help.

Morning marine layer keeps the coast cool; highs top out near 72°F. Expect clearing afternoons and a slow warm-up into next week.

San Jose will see mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 81°F Thursday and cool, foggy mornings near the coast. Small craft advisories remain offshore.

TCEQ says Freeport LNG released unauthorized pollutants and failed to keep required records. The company paid $103,240 and roughly $25,810 may be waived if it complies.

Dangerous heat grips D.C. Thursday with highs near 102°F and heat-index readings above 110°F.

Patchy morning fog will give way to highs near 97°F and heat-index values over 100°F; cooling centers are open across the city.

A line of potentially severe thunderstorms moved across North Georgia on Wednesday, prompting a widespread severe thunderstorm watch and multiple county warnings in metro Atlanta.

NWS Morristown issued a special weather statement after radar showed a strong thunderstorm near Murphy with gusts up to 50 mph and half-inch hail.

Morning clouds give way to a warm, sunny stretch — highs near 75°F today and low 80s into the Fourth of July. Coast stays cool; Gorge gusts possible.